2016 Preservation Awards
2016 Preservation Awards
Location: 1330 BALTIMORE AVENUE Kansas City, Missouri 64105
On Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017 Historic Kansas City honored the recipients of the 2016 Preservation Awards. The reception and awards presentation were held at the Grand Hall at Power & Light, 1330 Baltimore Ave, Kansas City, MO, from 5:30pm-7:30pm. About 250 people attended, including community groups, developers, project architects, project consultants, HKC members and members of the public. As in previous years, the award categories covered a vast array of preservation issues in order to celebrate efforts from a wide range of professions and disciplines. Congratulations to our winners!
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Best Adaptive Re-Use: Awarded to a project that is an exemplary example of a creative, innovative and appropriate re-use of a historic structure. The current use of the building must differ from its historic use.
Power & Light Apartments – Excellence Award
King Louie West (Johnson County Museum)– Excellence Award
Roaster’s Block – Honors Award
Gumbel Building (Hampton Inn) – Honors Award
Boulevard Brewing Visitor Center – Merit Award
Best Preservation Practices: Awarded to a project that has undergone work in preservation, rehabilitation, restoration or reconstruction per preservation standards.
Vanderslice Hall (KCAI) ‐ Excellence Award
Power & Light Grand Hall – Honors Award
Ernest Brostrom House ‐ Merit Award
Contemporary Design in a Historic Context: Awarded to a project that displays appropriate and innovative contemporary design in a historic context.
Norrington Center (Park University) – Excellence Award
Congress Lofts – Honors Award
Donutology ‐ Merit Award
Community Catalyst: Awarded to a project, individual, business or group that has greatly contributed to the reinvestment in or revitalization of a historic neighborhood.
Waldo Water Tower – Excellence Award
Paseo YMCA Building / Buck O’Neil Education and Research Center – Honors Award
Black Archives Building ‐ Merit Award
Innovation in Preservation: Awarded to a person, group, project or idea that displays innovation in the field of preservation.
Linwood Property Inc. (Linwood Church & Harold Thomas Center) – Excellence Award
ALTCAP – Honors Award
Preservation and Sustainability: Awarded to a building, idea, group, publication, film or other project that goes above and beyond to promote preservation as a green activity.
Manheim Park Neighborhood (Westside Housing) – Excellence Award
Richard Nadeau Award: Awarded to an individual or group willing to go the extra mile and be a tireless advocate for preservation. Embodies and embraces the idea that “advocacy is the willingness to annoy people.”
Parkway Towers – Excellence Award
Jane Flynn Award: Awarded to an individual or group whose actions have greatly impacted preservation in Kansas City – has fought a preservation battle, worked tirelessly to preserve a structure or neighborhood, or has promoted preservation through planning and public policy.
Day Log House (Dorothy Day) – Excellence Award
LEED cemetery (Gloria Lundy) – Honors Award
George Ehrlich Award: Awarded to a group or individual for an outstanding publication in preservation, history, urban design or a related topic.
Plaza Walking Guide – Excellence Award
- Excellence Award – King Louie West
- Excellence Award – Power & Light Apartments
- Councilman Kevin McManus
- Councilman Scott Taylor
- Excellence Award – Waldo Water Tower
- Excellence Award – Vanderslice Hall
- Excellence Award – Dorothy Day Family
- Excellence Award – Norrington Center
- Excellence Award – Parkway Towers
- Excellence Award – LAMP
- Excellence – Manheim Park Neighborhood
- Honors Award – ALTCAP
- Honors Award – Congress Lofts
- Honors Award – Paseo YMCA Building
- Merit Award – Boulevard Brewing
- Honors Award – Grand Hall at Power & Light
- Merit Award – Brostrom House
- Honors Award – Gloria Lundy
- Merit Award – Donutlogy
- Excellence Award – Plaza Walking Guide
- Merit Award – Black Archives
- Councilwoman Katheryn Shields